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post #121 of 234
5/15/06 at 1:40am
Awesome, look forward to seeing what you can do !!!
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post #122 of 234
5/15/06 at 4:11am
Cant Wait!!!
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post #123 of 234
5/15/06 at 4:16am
really hope its going to work
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post #124 of 234
5/15/06 at 8:17pm
right on! it would be awesome to get an x1400 in my i6000d!
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post #125 of 234
5/15/06 at 11:45pm
quote "right on! it would be awesome to get an x1400 in my i6000d!"

Yeahhhh! My 2.00 Ghz|WSXGA|2GB DDR2|ATI X300|100GB 54k|6-CELL|NEC 8X DVD+/-RW|XP MCE|A,B,G wirless card 6000D would be 1 ultimate machine!
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post #126 of 234
5/17/06 at 5:59pm
Thread Starter 
Oh, come on! No one has an I6400 (E1505) to do the dump? -_-
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post #127 of 234
5/18/06 at 1:06am
Well guys if you show me how i'd gladly do the bios dump.
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post #128 of 234
5/18/06 at 2:27am
Leo_S84,

We've posted a link a few pages back. It's a very simple process.
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post #129 of 234
5/18/06 at 5:57am
Alright, i followed:
http://www.wimsbios.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6396

Now i have the BAK file, anyone want it?
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post #130 of 234
5/18/06 at 7:33am
I registered just to say that this is certianly awsome and I hope you guys can do it.

[EDIT] Now that I think about it. If something happens to go wrong would you be able to replace the Bios chip? or is it sodered on? I know in desktops you just have to remove and replace.
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post #131 of 234
5/18/06 at 8:24am
in notebooks it's soldered into place, for security reasons (somebody stealing it and just chaging the bios chip to make the laptop work).
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post #132 of 234
5/18/06 at 8:38am
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Originally Posted by Leo_S84
in notebooks it's soldered into place, for security reasons (somebody stealing it and just chaging the bios chip to make the laptop work).
Makes sense

one last thing, how diffrent are the motherboard mounts for both notbooks? I mean if the video cards are the same would that mean the motherboard is physically the same? I'm just asking because though it would be a pain I wouldn't mind a duo chip and an easy X1400 upgrade from someones broken I6400.
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post #133 of 234
5/18/06 at 9:20am
^werd that would be nice
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post #134 of 234
5/18/06 at 10:51am
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Originally Posted by Damion
Makes sense

one last thing, how diffrent are the motherboard mounts for both notbooks? I mean if the video cards are the same would that mean the motherboard is physically the same? I'm just asking because though it would be a pain I wouldn't mind a duo chip and an easy X1400 upgrade from someones broken I6400.

What both notebooks are you talking about 6000 and 6400? The video cards arent the same. These guys are trying to "hack" their way into making the x1400 work in a 6000
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post #135 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:11am
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Originally Posted by Leo_S84
What both notebooks are you talking about 6000 and 6400? The video cards arent the same. These guys are trying to "hack" their way into making the x1400 work in a 6000
Right, the 6000 to the 6400. Now What I meant was if the video cards were the same as in shape/form factor/mounting. not in model. would that also mean that the motherboard could possiably have the same mounting scheme and fit right in the 6000D?

hope that makes more sense.
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post #136 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:22am
I dont think it would.

Things on the back like USB ports and the power connector are in different places.
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post #137 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:31am
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Originally Posted by Leo_S84
I dont think it would.

Things on the back like USB ports and the power connector are in different places.
Aw..

thanks

now on with the thread (sorry for the slight derailment)
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post #138 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:32am
Alright everyone, here is the E1505 bios:
http://www.fileh.com/sirfergy/E1505.rar

It was provided by our good friend Leo.
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post #139 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:34am
^gogogo
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post #140 of 234
5/18/06 at 11:35am
How would bf2 run on a x1400 with 1.6pm and 2 gigs of ram btw? the x300 really chugs even with the settings at low when i try to run native res... anyway, i hope this thing works.
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